Summary Chapter 4
Marianne comments to Elinor that Edward has no taste in drawing. Elinor defends Edward, saying he enjoys other people's talents and has good taste even if it is undeveloped. He never had the opportunity to learn to draw, and he distrusts his own opinion too much to give it. Marianne doesn't agree, but respects her sister's opinion. She tells Elinor she hasn't had the opportunity to observe Edward, but she thinks he is a good, sensible man. Elinor replies that his shyness interferes with people getting to know him. She has been with him enough to feel he has a good mind with a good imagination, he enjoys reading, he is observant, and he has good tastes. He doesn't' impress you initially with his appearance, but even that becomes more pleasing once you get to know him. Marianne is certain s
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